Is capitalism at odds with industrial production

"If you get less energy out than it takes you to find, drill, refine and deliver to the economy then the game is over. "

How much of that is mandated on the wish of owners and shareholders to get rich? I am suggesting that oil production as a money game is at odds with the survival of industrial production (run on oil) after certain limits have been reached. In a theocratic or military government, oil is produced without private parties--corporations, shareholders--getting rich. You take private interests out of the equation, the general public live simply while technology, government services, militaries get funded. The system is run by force or by religion, or both. Industrial civilization continues under different rules. i'm not prescribing anything. It just seems that a neutral party looking at the situation might think along those lines in the process of trying to understand the subject.